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What?

The blend is made up of Brazilian, and Colombian coffees, all roasted to bring forward their best flavours.

Dulima: A beautiful example of classic washed Colombian coffee with smooth and clean mouthfeel going to flavour notes of milk chocolate, red currant acidity and a lasting hobnob biscuity finish.

Where?

Colombia is among the largest producer of coffee in the world and was number two behind Brazil for decades. The Tolima growing regions are named after the Tolima district, which was home to the Pijaos people before the Spanish arrived. The Pijaos were known among the Spaniards as fierce defenders of their homeland, which they called Dulima.

Who?

Brazil Fazenda Do Salto: The Araujo Reis Group, led by Fabio Araujo Reis at Fazenda Do Salto, has coffee as its main focus, a culture that the Family practices and has been passionate about for over a century, as a result of which the family has won several awards in quality contests. The farm has an excellent structure for the production of specials, being able to make several processes, selective harvests, fermentations etc., all to meet the most demanding tastes in the world. Colombia Dulima: The Colombia Dulima comes from a collection of 80 smallholder farmers in the multiple farms across North/Central Huila & Tolima.